SYDNEY – Australian fashion technology startup Azura has launched AI-powered technology to enable the resale of off-season, end-of-line, and pre-loved fashion items across multiple global marketplaces.
The company claims its AI model, integrated into its Transformer platform, automates the processing of product data, generates enriched product descriptions and facilitates seamless integration across 55 global marketplaces.
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